I am considering using an 80mm fan funnel-adapted onto my CPU HS. Right now I am using an FOP-38. I am going to upgrade the HS to something copper soon. Please share your funneling tips. How tall of a funnel, bracing it, any other useful hints. Thanks in advance!
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Please share 80mm CPU fan funnelling experiences
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I went to the local Hardware Super-Store and bought some copper flashing. I was able to cobble up this 60mm to 80mm adapter, which works great. The reason for using copper is you can solder the seams easily.
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Very cool Hoot. How does the performance compare to the setup you had before funneling? I know it's no Hoot Chute, but did you at least achieve performance equal to the prior setup?
I think your use of copper makes a lot of sense. It is certainly easy to work with. I wonder if it acts as an extension of the heatsink.
Which particular 80mm fan did you choose to mount on this funnel?
I think I will be visiting Home Depot or Lowes tonight. IF I get my car back from the shop today. My power steering pump idler pulley BROKE OFF while I was driving yesterday, and my steering all but vanished. No accident though!
I think your use of copper makes a lot of sense. It is certainly easy to work with. I wonder if it acts as an extension of the heatsink.
Which particular 80mm fan did you choose to mount on this funnel?
I think I will be visiting Home Depot or Lowes tonight. IF I get my car back from the shop today. My power steering pump idler pulley BROKE OFF while I was driving yesterday, and my steering all but vanished. No accident though!
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I used a Sanyo Denki Petit Ace 25 that mistakenly got thrown in with an order I received from Millisec.com.
It's very quiet and bested the YS-Tech 26cfm on the ThermoEngine I was testing, by 5C. Then, being a glutton for punishment, I put the LOUD 80mm 69cfm Delta Howler from my Swiftech MC-462A on and got the temp down to 36C running my Tbird 1.0G/266 at 10x145 (84W) with Prime95 Torture!
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It's very quiet and bested the YS-Tech 26cfm on the ThermoEngine I was testing, by 5C. Then, being a glutton for punishment, I put the LOUD 80mm 69cfm Delta Howler from my Swiftech MC-462A on and got the temp down to 36C running my Tbird 1.0G/266 at 10x145 (84W) with Prime95 Torture!
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I sent my wife to the market for a 24 oz Budweiser (materials acquisition). A half hour later, feeling fine, this is the result:
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My first serious overclocking experience was with a CoolerMaster HS and an 800 Bird. The Bud Fandapter kept me going for a couple of months with dual 80 mm fans. While the FOP 32 I use on the bench slays it, I believe the dual 80 mm fan Bud Fandapter CoolerMaster is on par with a ThermoEngine.
[img="[URL]http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1551335&a=11768501&p=42131634[/URL]"]
My first serious overclocking experience was with a CoolerMaster HS and an 800 Bird. The Bud Fandapter kept me going for a couple of months with dual 80 mm fans. While the FOP 32 I use on the bench slays it, I believe the dual 80 mm fan Bud Fandapter CoolerMaster is on par with a ThermoEngine.
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